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A really nice place, really nice people. They communicate via text and it's wonderful and convenient. Would definitely come back.

Sheets stank in both beds! Washed on quick laundry cycle? Tan and smelly bedding! Sink drain broken. Shower head did not work! Shampoo dispenser broken! Your “turn-key business” clearly has no checklist to make sure each room isn’t a disaster. Overpriced! Loud traffic! The worst.

Noisy We had a first floor room at the street end so we heard traffic and worse the people in the room above us ( voices and footsteps). Too expensive

This is an old motel not a "quaint inn". Definitely not a bed -n-breakfast.... breakfast is a granola bar. There is no staff most of the time. Check in is done by leaving an envelope at the desk with your name in it and room number and door code in it (or sending it to your email). Everything was old and pretty damaged. It looked pretty clean and everything worked properly. 4/10 overall

Clean, comfortable, easy check in/check out. Beautiful location, staff was friendly and efficient.

Hotel's business model is notable for the absence of any interface between the guest and a real human being. You are asked to preregister via smart phone (a device that not everyone has, or uses to fill out forms) and submit a photo of your driver's license. On the day of arrival, in lieu of a key, you get a code which you must punch in the door handle each time you open it. Not the biggest problem, but then, having requested a "quieter room" (when reserving weeks in advance), we found ourselves in probably the noisiest one, with windows opening onto a busy highway 30' away. When I called for an explanation, I was told that, while my quiet-room request had been noted, the room we had been assigned was really the only possible one (although the hotel appeared no more than half full). Road noise early next morning was about what we had feared. The room itself was fine - large and clean - but, based on this experience, I still think that if you can't have at least one person on site to receive guests, answer questions, and deal with eventual problems, you should probably not be in the hotel business.